So, as I interpreted the inquiry from Ygoenaga, they were, "having a lot of problems with the Google Home app connecting to the cam and getting video snippets are impossible." Further, they went on to state that, "The whole point is to provide security and be able to record incidents on video to relay and that is not possible with the flood light." So, there apparently is a problem connecting to the cam and if so, getting video snippets will be a problem. Recording incidents to relay will be a problem too. If a user is trying to or expecting to download or record an actual "live" or "as it happens" video, it won't happen. It has to be recorded first and then sought after in the "history" function. If a successful installation of the Home app has been accomplished and the Camera & Floodlight appear in the home screen of the app, it's possible to then obtain clips of historical video and download them to your photo folder on a smartphone. One might find it necessary to also subscribe to Nest Aware as it provides additional history/events recording than without. Anyhow, a short version guide to what I'm suggesting is, Open the camera icon associated with the cam in question. Once a picture appears, there should be a "History" link below the Mic button. Click history and the next screen may show a recorded activity or event. While that recording is running, there is an embedded icon on the screen that says "event details", click on it. The next screen will show a dimmed view at the top of the device and in that view will be a download icon, upper right corner. Clicking that will process the clip (with other possible commands) to the photo file. The 3 dots also contain a function to "save clip to device" which essentially does the same thing.
Hope this explains my point of view and recent experience with a security light/cam a little better.
